PRO-TIP: CTRL+F the players you care about Week 2 Quick Thoughts Announcement: I’m doing away with the Accountability Section for time reasons. I’m sorry, but it takes too long to write properly. Suffice it to say every week I will get plenty wrong and plenty right, like any other fantasy “analyst”. Read my work with a grain of salt and combine it with the opinions of all the other great fantasy writers around the web. Hopefully the insights are helpful towards making logical, winning lineup decisions! Onto the matchups!
Texans @ Patriots
• Through two weeks of play
Brock Osweiler has settled in as a floor-play QB2. With his weapons, yardage should be there most weeks to float you a near average score and I’d expect that to continue this week.
DeAndre Hopkins and
Will Fuller are looking like a truly deadly duo, and saw their target amount flip from week 1 to 2 to expected amounts. Hopkins is an every week WR1, and the rookie Fuller has more than earned every week WR3/Flex auto-start.
Lamar Miller with 28 and 25 attempts in the first two weeks is an every week RB1 on volume alone. For those wanting to handcuff Miller, I believe
Tyler Ervin is the man to own.
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Jacoby Brissett is obviously a downgrade for all Patriots players, and isn’t startable anywhere but the deepest of deep 2QB leagues. The largest beneficiary of the QB swap is probably
LeGarrette Blount, who was already a large part of the Patriot’s game plan with Garoppolo under center and should see his role increase with an inexperienced rookie forced to start. He’s a solid RB2 to me. With the Patriots trying to pass as little as possible
James White would be an ill advised flex – he’s a hold for when Brady returns.
Julian Edelman probably has the talent to return WR3 numbers as the number one target. If
Rob Gronkowski is able to start, you’re starting him as your TE1 – no TE has greater upside.
Danny Amendola,
Chris Hogan and
Martellus Bennettare off my radar but staying on my bench until Brady returns. Bennett could be a startable TE is Gronk can’t go, however.
Redskins @ Giants
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Kirk Cousins has looked bad, but in a high volume passing offense he will have value as a low-end QB1. His bad luck with TDs in the redzone will regress to the mean and his performance should improve this season. However, the Giants newly improved D held Drew Brees to one touchdown, so this might not be the week.
Jordan Reed is always a TE1, and should have a good game against a defense which has shown vulnerability to TEs in the past.
DeSean Jackson has long been a boom or bust WR3 and you should fire him up as such in this matchup, but the Giants D has me thinking this week may be a bust.
Jamison Crowder has serious flex appeal at this point in PPR leagues as Cousin’s safety valve.
Pierre Garcon has lost flex appeal for me in most formats.
Matt Jones looked better in week 2 but his workload will be inconsistent as he splits time with
Chris Thompson. Jones is an RB3/flex and Thompson is a low end PPR flex.
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Eli Manning was close to having a much better day against the Saints last week. Despite the disappointment I still like him as a mid range QB1 every week with three very good weapons.
Odell Beckham was also close to a much bigger day, committing an uncharacteristic drop on what was to be a surefire TD. He’s still an every week WR1.
Sterling Shepard is a high end WR3/Flex going forward in this pass happy offense.
Victor Cruz is getting as many targets as Shepard, but is doing less with them – still, he is a lower end flex in this passing attack.
Rashad Jennings has had a rough start to the season, splitting more than expected with
Shane Vereen and posting ~2 ypc against the weak New Orleans defense. With a wrist injury added to the mix of issues, he’ll be hard to trust as an RB3 this week. If he cannot go, a gross committee between
Orleans Darkwa and Vereen is likely, and I would avoid it.
Ravens @ Jaguars
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Joe Flacco draws another plus matchup where he could be a worthy streamer in what promises to be a pass happy game.
Mike Wallace has so far made the most of his targets, and this week he gets the Jaguars who were brutalized by Travis Benjamin and Tyrell Williams; I’d fire him up as a high end WR3.
Dennis Pitta showed how important he is to the offense as an old favorite target of Flacco’s, he could be a TE1 going forward for those who stream the position.
Steve Smith could boom one of these weeks but it will be hard to predict, his play has hit an age/Achilles wall – he’s a low end flex option despite the good matchup (last week was a good matchup too).
Terrance West and
Justin Forsett are cannibalizing each other’s opportunities and neither has been particularly impressive in their limited role. Both will be no more than flex plays, and
Kenneth Dixon is a worthy stash to see if he can earn the job when he returns.
• Things get easier for
Blake Bortles and the Jaguars passing attack going forward from here, and it starts this week against the Ravens.
Allen Robinson had tough matchups to start the year but still got his volume, so he will be a WR1 all season. In a year that looks like a TE wasteland,
Julius Thomas is a valuable reliable TE1 play.
Allen Hurns is a flex play that benefitted from coverage on Robinson, I don’t particularly like him this year but he could always potentially break off a big play in this offense.
TJ Yeldon was uninspiring in the feature role last week, he’ll be a low end RB2 if Ivory cannot go. If
Chris Ivory can go, both he and Yeldon will be low end flexes.
Browns @ Dolphins
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Cody Kessler has entered the realm of starting quarterbacks, and the curse that must hang over the Browns organization is confirmed. Kessler was described as “not ready” just last week, and it’s definitely a downgrade for all Browns players.
Isaiah Crowell will certainly be leaned on as much as possible, and with his production through two games he has entered RB2 discussion.
Corey Coleman flashed his big play ability and the skills that make him so valuable in dynasty, but with Kessler under center I wouldn’t feel comfortable starting him this week. The same goes for
Terrelle Pryor and
Duke Johnson. It may be time for
Gary Barnidge owners to embrace the stream; bench him this week for another option and wait to see if Kessler comes to rely on him as a safety valve.
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Ryan Tannehill had a nice garbage time comeback last week and gets a supreme matchup against the Browns at home in week 3 – he’s a prime QB streamer this week.
Jarvis Landry can be trusted for WR2 numbers, particularly in PPR.
DeVante Parker’s impressive 13 targets came in comeback mode, but they show that he is someone they trust, and for that reason he is an intriguing hold and not a bad flex play against the Browns.
Jordan Cameron caught a TD last week but I still wouldn’t trust him in my TE slot. With
Arian Foster likely (but not certainly, apparently) out for week 3, the Miami backfield will likely be led by
Jay Ajayi but he will be heavily spelled by
Kenyan Drake with
Damien Williams probably mixing in there as well. It’s going to be ugly, but if you’re in a deeper league and need to add someone I would think Ajayi is the way to go. If Foster can go, however, he has serious upside here against the Browns as an RB2 – keep an eye on his health throughout the week.
Vikings @ Panthers
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Sam Bradford performed admirably in his first start for the Vikings, and has revitalized the Vikings’ passing attack, making him an interesting QB2 with some upside going forward with
Adrian Peterson likely out for a few weeks.
Stefon Diggs blew up with Bradford under center, and I like him as a high upside WR2 every week going forward – he has the potential to be a league winner.
Kyle Rudolph is also benefitting from the Vikings’ rejuvenated passing attack, and I wouldn’t feel too bad using him as my TE1 for now – 8 targets is as much as you can ask for from a late round TE and he’s done it twice now. With Peterson out,
Jerick McKinnon and
Matt Asiata will take up rushing duties. McKinnon is my favorite, with passing down ability and great athletic measurables, he is the upside pick out of the two. Asiata is a plodder who will get goal line looks, and might vulture some TDs from McKinnon to steal some upside. This week is preferably a wait and see, but if you got hurt at RB this past weekend you may not have a choice – I’d roll out McKinnon if I had to.
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Cam Newton is an every week QB1, though this defense has shown itself to be tough. Regardless, with his rushing floor Newton is always a must start.
Kelvin Benjamin should continue to turn in great numbers as he has been, he’s a WR2 with WR1 upside.
Greg Olsen is the TE1 so far this season and obviously you should keep rolling him out. Wow this Panthers offense is good huh? The running backs leave something to be desired, though. With
Jonathan Stewart out this backfield turns into a
Fozzy Whittaker,
Cameron Artis-Payne,
Mike Tolbert casserole. Gross. Although Whittaker played well in Stewart’s absence, Coach Rivera called him “chance of pace” in interviews. Regardless, I think Whittaker is probably the best grab out of the backfield as he has shown the most on the field. Don’t go blowing your waiver priority over any of these backs.
Cardinals @ Bills
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Carson Palmer is showing up this season once again as a consistent QB1, that trend should continue against the lowly Bills defense.
Larry Fitzgerald has been absolutely on fire and I cannot deny his every week WR1 upside, especially in this matchup.
David Johnson is likewise an every week RB1; even against the Bucs tough run defense he made tacklers miss and gained yards after contact.
Michael Floyd is the next man up, and is merely a flex play as the offense funnels through its greatest playmakers.
John Brown has fallen out of fantasy relevance barring an injury to someone ahead of him.
Chris Johnson’s performance as the game wound down last week shows he’s still the handcuff to own for DJ.
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Tyrod Taylor rebounded on Thursday Night Football, albeit in a fluky way – his points came on lucky deep passes that happened to go for touchdowns. However, the coaching staff canned OC Greg Roman apparently because they want to throw more so he may be worth holding onto as your QB2 in order to wait and see what happens. Passing more would certainly be good for
Sammy Watkins but it won’t help if he can’t get over his foot injury; it would be best to wait, if you can, and see how Sammy is dealing with this injury in week 3 before starting him. If Sammy cannot regain form,
Greg Salas and/or
Marquise Goodwin would become the beneficiaries of the increased passing attack, and might become the waiver pickups of week 4.
LeSean McCoy continues to receive a good workload, as well as plenty of targets in the passing game – he is an every week RB2, but this matchup will be very tough for him, expect numbers on the lower side of his range.
Charles Clay is a TE streamer with low upside, which I prefer to avoid.
Broncos @ Bengals
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Trevor Siemian remains a low end QB2 whose ceiling is capped due to the run first nature of this team.
Demaryius Thomas in spite of his injury, put up solid numbers; it seems he can play through it, and I’d fire him up as a WR2 this week.
Emmanuel Sanders disappointed despite receiving 8 targets, but I think better weeks are ahead; for now, feel comfortable starting him as your WR3.
Virgil Green got only 3 targets last week, and will be playing coming off a calf injury; I’d look for more in your streaming TE.
CJ Anderson remains a rare every down back, going over 20 carries in two games straight. Fire him up as a sure fire RB1.
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Andy Dalton has been producing consistent QB1 numbers so far this season, but Denver will present a real challenge as a very tough defense, I would downgrade him this week.
AJ Green got bottled up by division rival Pittsburgh in week 2, but I don’t think that will be the case again at home. Every week Green has the chance to win you your match up, he’s an every week starter.
Jeremy Hill will struggle in this tough matchup against the Broncos and I wouldn’t want to start him this week; there is always the chance of a goal line TD a la Frank Gore last week, but the yardage won’t be there.
Giovani Bernard had himself a great game last week where the traditional run game was not working, and I’d expect that to continue against Denver with Hill again struggling; fire him up as an RB2, particularly in PPR formats.
Brandon LaFell is a desperation flex.
CJ Uzomah is an intriguing pick who was fed red zone targets last week; they clearly want him to be Tyler Eifert. If the red zone targets continue, there will be TDs in Uzomah’s future, and TE is a vulnerability of the Denver D.
Lions @ Packers
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Matt Stafford has been playing quite well in this pass happy offense and I’d expect him to continue at least low end QB1 prediction away from home against the Packers this week. It would be helpful if Packers CB Shields is out once again this week.
Marvin Jones has separated himself from the pack as the lead dog in this passing attack and he’s my preferred start in this offense every week as a solid WR2.
Golden Tate continues to be targeted but was not efficient at all last week, I would downgrade him to a borderline WR3/flex.
Eric Ebron has solidified himself into every week TE1 consideration as a large red zone target in a passing offense. With
Ameer Abdullah out with a foot injury
Theo Riddick becomes an every week RB2 in PPR, with a slight downgrade in standard formats.
Anquan Boldin is a risky flex week in and week out, the targets simply won’t be there most weeks.
Dwayne Washington is a potential beneficiary of the Abdullah injury, and might become a hot waiver add if he gets significant carries in his absence and thrives with them. Potential pre-waivers add if you have an extra bench spot.
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Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense haven’t been themselves lately, but I expect a resurgence at home against the Lions. This defense shouldn’t cause any trouble for Packers skill position players. Fire up Aaron Rodgers as a QB1.
Jordy Nelson is a high end WR2 with upside, and
Randall Cobb should be able to produce at least low end WR2 numbers here.
Davante Adams still can’t be trusted in lineups.
Eddie Lacy has been the victim of poor game script and tough run defenses but he has actually played well, averaging 4.27 YPC in the first two games. The matchup lightens significantly at home against the Lions, and I think he will put up high end RB2 numbers here.
Raiders @ Titans
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Derek Carr has been a rock solid QB1 through two weeks and I see no reason for that to stop in Week 3, as Tenneesee’s solid run defense promotes the pass.
Amari Cooper should, therefore, continue to be fired up as a very good WR2.
Michael Crabtree, oft underestimated, is valued as a WR3 but continuously puts up WR2 numbers, he should continue to roll this week.
Clive Walford had a good game last week and faces a defense that has given up solid games to Kyle Rudolph and Eric Ebron, so he’s definitely startable in a pinch.
Latavius Murray could have trouble against aforementioned tough run D, I would downgrade him to an RB3/low end RB2 in this matchup. • Oakland’s defense has been ransacked the last two weeks, so
Marcus Mariota should put up at least low end QB1 numbers in this matchup.
Tajae Sharpe and
Delanie Walker will both benefit as the top targets in this offense; Tajae is the perfect WR3 and Delanie is a TE1. The thriving pass offense will also help out
DeMarco Murray who has been putting up great numbers and is involved in the passing game; he should roll through this Oakland defense to post high end RB2 numbers this week. Owners might consider selling high on him after that, however; his numbers have been salvaged by TDs and one long run last week but his actual running has been lackluster and he’s starting to cede some carries to
Derrick Henry. Next week at Houston will be tough and I don’t think his value gets any higher than after week 3.
Rams @ Buccaneers
• After Seattle last week,
Todd Gurley gets an easier matchup in Tampa Bay, however, the Tampa Bay defense is best at eliminating the run. They won’t respect the passing abilities of
Case Keenum, nor should they, and I expect another frustrating RB3 type game for Gurley as the Rams struggle to get anything done on offense. Please do not start or roster any other Rams.
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Jameis Winston got brutalized by the Cardinals last week, no denying it, but the Cardinals are very, very good. The Rams are decidedly bad. I expect a good offense like the Bucs to roll all over them. Fire up Winston as a QB1 this week at home.
Mike Evans managed 19 PPR points against Patrick Peterson, which is very impressive to me and confirms his WR1 status. His volume was insane, which is great, and his inefficiency can’t really be blamed on him, as many of the incomplete passes sailed well over his head.
Charles Sims could be the featured three down back with
Doug Martin potentially out with an injury. He struggled against the Cardinals, but so did the entire offense. I like Sims as an RB2 play this week in all formats, with a bump in PPR, as long as Doug Martin is out.
Vincent Jackson looks washed up out there and he can be dropped if you’re still holding on. No tight end can be trusted on the offense, too much of a workload split.
49ers @ Seahawks
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Blaine Gabbert had a solid game in garbage time against the Panthers last week, but that would be hard to bet on happening again, although I could see him as a desperation start in 2QB leagues.
Carlos Hyde was bottled up by Carolina and the matchup doesn’t get easier against the Seahawks at home – he is an RB3 at best.
Vance McDonald has lucked out on TD production through two weeks but his concerning lack of targets is keeping me away. Maybe his production will earn him a larger role? No telling. The wide receivers,
Jeremy Kerley,
Torrey Smith, and
Quinton Patton are not startable as there is no predicting who will get the volume week to week, at least not yet.
• The Seattle offense has not looked… good through the first two weeks of the season.
Russell Wilson has, correspondingly, not looked good. Part of this may be his ankle injury, which he has another week to heal. Owners likely have little choice but to fire him up in what should be a cake matchup at home – he SHOULD produce QB1 numbers here.
Doug Baldwin is the clear top target and should be able to put up WR2 numbers despite last week’s dud.
Tyler Lockett has undeniable big play ability, but his workload and the state of the offense is concerning, he is a risky WR3.
Jermaine Kearse is definitely involved in the offense, but is no more than a risky flex. With
Thomas Rawls injured,
Christine Michael should have command of the backfield for the entire game. I would expect high end RB3 numbers with upside; holding him back is Seattle’s offensive line, which is terrible.
Jimmy Graham is coming along but the offense is too anemic to support him yet, I wouldn’t start him.
Steelers @ Eagles
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Ben Roethlisberger’s home/road splits are concerning, so I downgrade him slightly in this matchup to low/mid range QB1, but that didn’t stop him from posting solid numbers against Washington in week 1 on the road.
Antonio Brown is still a WR1, don’t let last week fool you, divisional rivalries just get weird.
DeAngelo Williams is on fire and must be started again – enjoy those points for one last week folks. Big Ben loves his tight ends and
Jesse James has the targets and production for mid range TE1 consideration each week. It seemed Ben was throwing deep bombs at
Sammie Coates all game (he got 5 targets and caught 2 of them for 97 yards). I wouldn’t be starting him.
Eli Rogers completely disappeared despite some Sunday morning hype about an “expanded role”. With
Markus Wheaton returning soon, there is little to hope for with Rogers and I’d be dropping if you have him.
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Carson Wentz impressed for the second week in a row in real life football, but only put up so-so fantasy numbers last week – he remains a QB2 for fantasy purposes.
Jordan Matthews continued to receive large volume and in this possibly pass heavy game, he is a solid WR2 with a lot of upside.
Ryan Mathews is definitely the Eagles’ confirmed goal line back after notching two scores last week; he was also held out somewhat out of concern for a minor practice injury. He’s an RB2 until further notice.
Nelson Agholor has received a good number of targets from Wentz, and wouldn’t be the worst flex option in a potential shootout.
Trey Burton suddenly burst onto the fantasy scene with 7 targets for 5 catches and a TD – he’s a risky but potentially lucrative TE streamer while he fills in for
Zach Ertz. I wouldn’t start
Darren Sproles, even in PPR leagues.
Jets @ Chiefs
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Ryan Fitzpatrick should produce his usual high end QB2 numbers here in this matchup.
Matt Forte is looking like the steal of most drafts at his ADP and is a total workhorse with RB1 upside every week.
Brandon Marshall has some sort of MCL issue, but may play through it – if he does, he’ll be a WR2.
Eric Decker AKA Mr. Consistency, is dealing with a shoulder issue, but if he plays he is the perfect WR2 in terms of every week production. With both top Jets receivers a little banged up though,
Quincy Enunwa could have an excellent game ahead of him. He has established himself as Fitzpatrick’s safety valve and particularly in PPR he has shown consistent production and is worthy of some very serious WR3/Flex consideration.
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Alex Smith got totally trounced last week, but should bounce back to his usual consistent QB2 numbers this week.
Jeremy Maclin has been receiving excellent volume so far, with somewhat limited success (still solid WR2 numbers in PPR) but I think that volume has to translate to more success soon, and it could come this week. Keep starting him confidently as your WR2.
Travis Kelce is a big part of this offense and will continue to be an every week TE1. Things will get messy in the backfield if
Jamaal Charles returns. If he does, I expect a big split with him and
Spencer Ware receiving most of the work, and
Charcandrick West getting the leftovers. In that scenario, Ware and Charles would each be RB3s. If Charles sits, Ware is an RB2.
Chargers @ Colts
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Philip Rivers seemed fine last week against Jacksonville, even without the benefit Keenan Allen and Danny Woodhead – his next few games against IND, NO and OAK make him a must start QB1 for the better part of the next month.
Travis Benjamin operated as the Chargers new WR1 and he thrived in the role.
Tyrell Williams is the new WR2, and was similarly productive. Benjamin is a WR2, and Williams a WR3, for the next three weeks at least in these very juicy matchups.
Melvin Gordon should also thrive with the rest of the offense, particularly with Woodhead out of the picture; he has ascended to RB1 status thanks to injuries around him.
Antonio Gates looks more TD dependent than ever, turning 3 catches into just 15 yards. Age may be catching up with him and I’d feel nervous starting him banking on a TD for most/all of his production.
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Andrew Luck should be back to his usual QB1 ways against the Chargers leaky defense.
Frank Gore gets the benfit of facing one of the league’s weakest run defenses as well, and as the sole back of note in his backfield, he should be able to turn in RB2 numbers. With
Donte Moncrief likely out,
TY Hilton will likely be covered by Jason Verrett, making him a mere WR3 play. I believe
Phillip Dorsett will pick up the slack of the other two receivers and have a nice day – consider him a high upside WR3.
Jack Doyle and
Dwayne Allen should also see more looks, but they’ll be tough to trust.
Bears @ Cowboys
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Jay Cutler is likely to be out at least a week with a thumb injury, so
Brian Hoyer will probably get the start. Definitely don’t start either of them. This is meaningless for
Alshon Jeffery, however, as Hoyer knows how to hone in on a #1 WR, as Josh Gordon and DeAndre Hopkins well know. Keep using Jeffery as a WR1, his team will put him in excellent game scripts to rack up garbage time points a la 2015 Allen Robinson.
Eddie Royal has hilariously been the most productive WR on his team through 2 weeks, he’ll be a risky flex play in deeper leagues – I doubt that he and Hoyer have the same chemistry as he does with Cutler.
Kevin White doesn’t appear likely to have a breakout this season – do not start him, and hold only if you’re a believer.
Jeremy Langford appears dangerously close to losing his job – I wouldn’t start him, his workload is in too much jeopardy. Owners would be wise to grab shares of
Jordan Howard before that ship sails. You can do better than
Zach Miller.
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Dak Prescott remains a QB2, but thankfully for fantasy purposes he rediscovered his WR1
Dez Bryant in week 2. Bryant will be a high end WR2 against the Bears.
Ezekiel Elliott continues to get the kind of workload reserved for RB1s and he should have a good game here against the mostly hospitalized Bears defense – not concerned about his “benching”.
Cole Beasley is a favorite of Prescott, and has earned PPR Flex consideration.
Jason Witten is a lower end TE1 in a fairly neutral matchup – his volume took a major hit when Dez was rediscovered.
Alfred Morris is a must own handcuff.
Falcons @ Saints
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Matt Ryan is most definitely a QB1 in this matchup against the Saints on Monday night. He has been on absolute fire to start the season and it’s fair to wonder if we underestimated him. He should keep rolling for a third week, at least.
Julio Jones is as ever an every week WR1.
Mohamed Sanu will be a boom or bust WR3 option all season as the guy opposite Julio, but you’ve gotta like his odds for success against this Saints defense.
Jacob Tamme with 8 targets in each game so far, has entered TE1 consideration, especially considering the matchup this week.
Tevin Coleman and
Devonta Freeman are obviously in a true split; receptions, goal line looks, it’s all shared. Coleman has looked better, and so if forced to choose I’d go with him. Both are solid flex plays with RB2 upside in this nice matchup.
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Drew Brees should bounce back to QB1 numbers in this Monday night shoot out.
Brandin Cooks and
Willie Snead are about even as high upside WR2s on this pass happy team. As third on the totem pole,
Michael Thomas is a less appealing flex.
Mark Ingram will be a high end RB2 against the Falcons’ atrocious run defense.
Coby Fleener cannot be trusted in any capacity and I wouldn’t fault owners for dropping him for better prospects.
Thanks for reading! As always feel free to leave your questions in the comments all week. I am a fantasy degenerate and am more than happy answering questions about it all the time.
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